Legislative Advisory Council Named
Twenty one laymen named to assist the Texas Legislative Council were announced. The advisory group includes Mrs Katherine McCubbins of Louisville Kentucky who promotes HADACOL vitamins and minerals to address deficiencies she claims caused nerve distress and weight loss and reports dramatic personal improvement after use. The ad notes the product is available from LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette and is vouched for by acting Lieutenant Governor Wardrow Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Legislative Council
Katherine McCubbins
Louisville Ave
Louisville
McCubbins
Western Germans Demand Parity in NATO Plan
West Germany protests a Dutch proposed plan to recruit about 150000 troops for NATO defense arguing it treats Bonn as unequal. Bonn seeks equal status and end to Allied occupation while deputies meet to discuss terms and potential appointment of Eisenhower as commander.
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London
West Germany
NATO
Europe
Bonn
France
West Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Frenc
Herve Alphand
Parises
Rene Pleven
Pact
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Caboose Names Documented for Train Cars
The caboose on a train has been identified by several terms including cabin car conductor's car brakeman's cab and train car in historical usage. The note surveys terminology used across eras and regions to describe the last car on a rail consist.
Ex-Prisoner Testifies to Tattooed Skin Lamp Shade Case
At Augsburg, Germany, a former Buchenwald prisoner testified that a tattooed skin was used as a lamp shade in Ilse A Koch’s home as prosecutors accuse Koch of war crimes. Witnesses described harsh lashes by Koch and the tanning of tattooed skin for curios, detailing grisly methods and head shrinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augsburg
Germany
Buchenwald
Ilse A
Koch
William Schmidt
Karl Wahl
Wahl
74 Year Old Doctor Of 50 Named AMA Family Doctor Of The Year
74 year old Dr Dean Sherwood Luce of Canton Massachusetts was named AMA Family Doctor Of The Year for 45 years of service. He was chosen from three finalists by 5,000 delegates at the AMA session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Dean Sherwood Luce
American Medical Association
Canton
Mass
AMA
Luce
The
Dr. Luce
Jim Camp
Pecos
Texas
John W. Strange
Loogootee
Ind
McCoy
Harvard Medical School
New Envoy to Britain Draws CIO Opposition
Walter S. Gifford, named by President Truman ambassador to Great Britain, faces anti union charges. J A Beirne of the Communications Workers of America accused him, appearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which will consider the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter S. Gifford
Truman
Great Britain
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
Beirne
Committee Behind
New Yorker
Senate
Jury Frees Clifford Childress in Receiving Stolen Property Case
In 98th District Court a Travis County jury found Clifford Childress not guilty after about 50 minutes of deliberation. He was defended by attorney Ray Stevens.
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Clifford Childress
98Th District Court
Travis County
Ray Stevens
Coplon Wins New Trial After Reversed Conviction
A federal appeals court reversed Judith Coplon's New York conviction, ordering a new trial due to illegal arrest without a warrant. The court left the indictment intact, noting possible escape risk but requiring stronger evidence. Coplon faces a separate Washington sentence for stealing government secrets and appeals that conviction too.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Russia
United States Court of Apt
Miss Coplon
FBI
New York City
Washington
Justice Department
Valentin A. Gubitchev
United Nations
Gubitchev
Vernon Minister Named Chairman of Texas Baptist Board
Dr. E. S. James of Vernon was elected chairman of the executive board of the Baptist General Convention of Texas for 1950 51 at the Dallas meeting. He succeeds Dr. Forrest Feezer of Waco. New officers include W. Morris Ford Longview as vice chairman and R A Springer as Dallas secretary. All department heads were reelected, with Dr J Howard Williams as executive secretary and other officers named for missions, Sunday School, Training Union, and radio public relations.
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Dallas
E.S. James
Vernon
Forrest Feezer
Waco
Baptist General Convention of Texas
James
W. Morris Ford
Longview
R. A. Springer
J Howard Williams
Rar
Floyd Chaffin
Springer
Andrew Q Allen
T. C Gardner
W. F Howard
A C. Miller
J D. Riddle
L. H. Tapscott
Borhood
R. Alton Reed
Denver Post urges immediate atomic bomb use in Korea
The Denver Post editorial urges dropping the atomic bomb immediately to meet the Korea crisis and save U.S. forces, arguing action must be taken now to end the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Post
Denver
Korea
Kaiser Frazer Receives Additional RFC Loan Suit for 600 Cars
The Kaiser-Frazer Corporation secured a further 25 million loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to boost output to 600 cars daily and expand defense work. Henry J Kaiser announced plans for a San Francisco Bay area plant and a 200 million expansion to increase steel aluminum tin plate cement gypsum output, with a possible 300 million more later.
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Washington
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Henry J. Kaiser
Auto Concern
San Francisco-Oakland
Kaiser Enterprises
K-F
Brown & Root AFL injunction hearing recessed
Brown & Root filed an antitrust and right to work injunction suit against the AFL. The hearing before Master in Chancery E L Bauknight recessed until Wednesday afternoon as both sides negotiate access to union minutes. The case centers on alleged illegal picketing and boycotts to force Brown & Root from open shop policies.
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Brown & Root, Inc
AFL
E. L. Bauknight
Brown & Root
Bauknight
Houston
Austin
Banknight
Russ Mitchell, Inc
Rice Institute
Ohn G. Bishop
Rice
Peden Iron and Steel Company
W. D. Haden Company
Harris County
Gulf Coast May House Two Large Aluminum Plants
Governor Allan Shivers and state officials pursue two Gulf Coast locations for big aluminum plants. Kaiser Aluminum and Reynolds Metal consider Camp Hulen in Palacids and other sites while the state studies raw materials and manpower for potential chemical processing.
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Texas
Gulf Coast
Capitol
Allan Shivers
Camp Hulen
Palacids
K. L. Berry
Texas Adjutant General
Kaiser Aluminum Firm
Reynolds Metal Company
Shivers
Adjutant General
Armory Board
Texas National Guard
Board of Control
Gen. Berry
Gov
John Ross
Texas Employment Commission
Houston
Kaiser Representa
40 000 Ford Workers Face Possible Layoffs
Ford Motor Co vice president John S. Bugas warned that by March 1 as many as 40,000 Ford workers could be unemployed due to government aluminum usage cutbacks in piston manufacturing. A 20 percent reduction starts Jan 1 idling 20,000 workers, rising to 35 percent by March for total layoffs.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
John S. Bugas
Bogas
Ford Executive
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Legislative Advisory Council
Associated Press
Wardrow Lane
Council
Callan Graham
Miller Ainsworth
Luling
Robert B. Anderson
Sam B. Barton
Denton
Spurgeon Bell
Robert E. Clements
Amarillo
Henry L. Foster
Wallace Hawkins
Walter Humphrey
Fort Worth
William L. Kerr
Midland
S. S. Laird
Kilgore
Almer W. McAfee
Port Arthur
John W. Newton
Beaumont
Martin A. Row
Frank C. Smith
T. M. Spencer
Brenham
Robert B. Storey
Charles C. Thompson
Colorado City
S. B. Whittenburg
Robert H. Wood
Marshall
Dudley K. Woodward Jr
Ben H. Wooten
House of Representatives Chamber
AT City Vacuum Stores
Vacuum
Cuddles
A. B. Duncan
St. Joseph
Duncan
AMNA
Britain
CIO
Baptists
Kaiser - Frazer
RFC
L. East
East Sth St
City Market
Parkette
Cel
Estes
Congress
Tetfoam’s Electric
Vaught
John B. Vaught Hardware Company
Congress Avenue
Austin, Texas
Cash
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